hoseachandra

Rare V series 16570 Explorer II, last before 2010, boasts new caliber 3186 and solid endlinks for weighty feel. Author happily traded for 2 Rolex watches, balancing dressy Datejust and sporty Explorer

After 6 months of service at Breguet, the watch returned like new with every worn part replaced. The author considers a square watch, leaning towards Cartier for quality. Images are included from the

Traded my Grand seiko for thia little beauty. Hard to find especially here in Asia. And i got the rarer Tritium version. The 36mm size is just pure joy to wear.... The bracelet, i must admit, not my t

An unusual JLC Master Control found with a longer minute marker near the date window, indicating a factory mistake.

Since i started this hobby, i've always wanted a yellow gold watch. In fact, my first expensive watch was a Yellow gold plated Montblanc Star, with breguet numbers...a very handsome watch. But it was

An exploration of three different watches - Tudor Advisor for casual weekends, Cartier Tank for special occasions, and an everyday GADA watch.

The article discusses the writer's positive impression of the new Bulgari Octo Roma (2023 release) after considering various sport watches. It highlights the watch's wearability with a thin case and c

A detailed discussion of the luxurious Octo Roma watches, highlighting its features and design elements with accompanying images.

Considering a new watch purchase, the IWC Ingenieur was eliminated due to a high price, dislike of design features. Options considered are the Bulgari Octo Roma with matte cloud de Paris, screw down c

A funny but enjoyable sarcastic from here : I wonder if in this forum, anybody would wear a wristwatch inside the coffin? [Joyful image added to the thread —- FabR (moderator)]

Finally got it after 6 months of waiting. Currently the smallest and "worldtimer" (more on that later) at 37 mm diameter and 9.8 mm thickness (10.3 mm with box sapphirre crystal). Manually wound Rado

So i have decided to give ny Omega seamaster commander to my brother for his wedding next summer. Now i am looking for a sport watch to replace the Seamaster. A true sport watch, which mean at least 1

Just came back from my AD to try them. They are pretty difficult to get. I tried both size, 36 and 41 mm. First and Second pictures : The 41 mm is too large for me, especially the lug to lug which is

The Grand Seiko SBGW231 is very similar to Patek philippe Calatrava 5196G, same 37mm, albeit with the central second instead of sub-second. Particularly the very nice creamy, yellowish egg shell dial.

First of all, thanks for all your input especially on JLC forum. Learned a lot, and really help me to decide. After pondering hundreds of Chrono24 and Ebay listings, i pulled a trigger to the IWC GST

Here is the dilemma I'm currently having : Have put a deposit for new Cartier Santos Dumont Limited in Singapore boutique, at april 2020. Still can not go there to pick the watch up because of this pa

This little gem has swept away my desire for Rolex steel sport....at least at these times when the price is really abnormal. The Reverso classic medium small second is perfect example of sporty dress